Medford Sojourners
To Meet Thursday
Medford Sojourners' club
will meet at 12:30 p.m. Thurs
day, April 10, at the Girls
Community clubhouse. After
dessert and a business meet
ing bridge, pinochle and can
asta will be played.
All women who have lived
in Medford or vicinity less
than two years are cordially
invited to attertd and become
members. The purpose of the
club is to give newcomers an
opportunity to become ac
quainted. Dinner to Precede
Meeting of Chapter
Central Point A potluck
dinner . is being planned to
precede a stated meeting of
Nevita chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, in Central Point,
Tuesday, April 8. Mrs. Lewis
Kilboum is chairman for the
dinner, which was announced
for 6:30 p.m., and will be as
sisted by Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Corned, .and Mr. and" Mrs.
Aubrey Taylor.
Mrs. George Brownell is in
charge of the decorations in
the chapter room. ,
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, April 6, 1958 IA
Women Attend
Nile Ceremony
Mrs. E. Ronald Rice and
Mrs. John Garner returned
Tuesday from a short stay in
Sacramento, Calif. They left
Medford Sunday and Monday
night attended the installa
tion of officers of Menzaleh
temple, Daughters of the Nile,
in the California city.
Mrs. Rice, newly installed
queen of Zuleima temple, was
introduced during the cere
mony. SB
For the Fresh
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Miss Sonya Lea
(Landis photo)
Miss Sonya Lea
Is "Sweetheart"
Miss Sonya Lea, Medford
High school senior, has been
elected sweetheart of Medford
chapter, Order of DeMolay.
She will compete for the
sweetheart title at the district
DeMolay conclave to be held
in Grants Pass April 19.
Winner at the district meet
ing will attend the state con
clave at Seaside, May 10
through 12.
Miss Lea's escort for the
district Sweetheart ball will
be Lynn Knight. Master coun
cilor of the Medford chapter
is Dale 'Foresee.
Miss Lea is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Lea,
2146 Hillcrest drive, Medford.
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Spinach Fillup
New York AT) Try cook
ing beet tops with fresh
spinach. When the leaves are
just tender, drain well and
mix with medium cream
sauce into which deviled ham
has been blended.
Secretary Denies
Mrs. Eisenhower
To Wear Chemise
Washington OP) t. Mrs.
Dwight Eisenhower will stick
to the "old fashioned new
look" in the Easter style pa
rade, the White House said
yesterday.
She hasn't bought a "trap
eze" dress as reported by a
New York dress manufactur
er and definitely will not
wear either a trapeze or a
chemise Easter Sunday, ac
cording to her social secre
tary, Mrs. Mary Jane McCaf
free. A New York publicity firm
issued pictures of a Dior-influenced
tent - shaped dress,
with bows on bosom and hips,
barely distinguishable high
waist and a 17Vfe inch high
hemline.
The manufacturer, Susy
Perette, was quoted as saying
Mrs. Eisenhower had ordered
a size 12, price $39.95, after
seeing the dress modeled at
the Cherry Blossom fashion
show here last week.
Mrs. McCaffree denied the
published report.
Christian BPWC
To Have Speaker
The April dinner meeting
of Christian Business and Pro
fessional Women will be held
Monday, April 7, at 6 p.m.,
in the Pioneer room of the
Hotel' Jackson.
Mrs. D. Kirkland West will
speak on her recent trip to
Korea; films of the trip will
be the special feature of the
evening. Musical numbers on
the French horn will be pro
vided by Mary Pierce.
The meeting is open to all
interested women of the com
munity. Reservations may be
obtained by telephoning Miss
Hazel Hanson, SP 2-4539.
Members of the executive board, Ore
gon Federation of Garden clubs, held the
annual spring meeting in Medford last
week. About 35 women attended. Pictured
here during a luncheon at the Medford
hotel are (standing) Mrs. Verne Brader,
Chemult, federation vice - president; Mrs.
T. R. Feltis, Portland, corresponding secre
tary; and (sealed) Mrs. E. G. Taylor. Talent,
recording secretary; Mrs. Lyle Bayne. Sa
lem, treasurer and Mrs. A. O. Floyd, presi
dent of the state federation. Plans were
made for the stale convention to be held in
Eugene in June.
Cheese Cornbread
New York (IP) For a new
treat in corn bread, try this
variation. When making
enough to fill an 8-inch square
pan, add Vz cup of shredded
cheddar or American cheese
and 1 teaspoon of poultry sea
soning to the batter. Bake at
375 degrees, 15 to 20 minutes.
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New York (IP) One ho
siery manufacturer is . build
ing "shock absorbers" . into
sheer nylons. The firm claims
this is the first sheer stock
ing to have a small, foam rub
ber pad built into the sole
A patented device, it is sup
posed to protect the metatar
sal arch.
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This Easter Season marks the first anniversary of the dedication of the
Last Supper Memorial building at Memory Gardens Memorial Park. In the
past year more than 8,000 visitors from here and abroad have paused to
view the massive work of art which it shelters. The inspiring stained glass
rendering of da Vinci's The Last Supper is there for all to see.
The management of Memory Gardens is happy to be able to add to the
cultural richness of this area. The enthusiastic response has inspired them
to plan for rapid development of similiar projects for the community.
Why not plan to share this great masterpiece with your friends who visit
this area? A complete presentation takes only a few minutes of your time
and will enrich your life for having shared the experience.
Special showings will continue today until 9 p.m. Regular presentation
hours are from 2 to 4 p.m. daily, including Sunday. Group showings are
invited. 1
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Session Planned,
By Pythian Club;
Women Honored
Pythian club will meet
Tuesday, April 8, . at 8 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. George
Bryant, 3384 Forrest avenue.
Pythian Sisters met last
Tuesday evening. Preceding
the meeting an Easter pro
gram was presented by Mrs.
Polly Offutt, Mrs. Carl Ficht
ner, Mrs. W. L. Michael, Mrs.
Renne Grosh and Mrs. Emilie
Conrad, accompanied by Mrs.
Edward Bostwick.
A rummage sale will be
held this month. The finance
committee will be in charge.
A birthday party held after
the meeting was planned by
Mrs. Michael and Mrs. Ida
Ireland. Honored were Mrs.
Baker Yarbrough, Mrs. Ora
Sweet, Mrs. Michael, Mrs.
Orval Hayes, Mrs. Margaret
Cochran and Carl Fichtner.
The refreshment committee
was Mrs. Harry Bryant and
Mrs. Ada Guenther.
Past Chiefs' club of Pythian
Sisters met last Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. George
Bryant for a covered dish
luncheon. A report was given
on the radio contest by Mrs.
Harry Bryant, Mrs. Harry
Barneburg reported on arti
cles being collected for the
Pythian Home, and Mrs.
Michael reported on the re
cent cooked food sale and
bazaar. Mrs. Emilie Conrad
was appointed to send cards
and other remembrances to
sponsored women at the
home.
The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Harry
Barneburg.
Cards were played after
the business meeting with a
prize being won by Mrs. Bak
er Yarbrough.
Forty Compete
For Bridge Points
Forty players competed in
the master point Duplicate
Bridge tournament of the
Riverside Bridge club last
Wednesday. High scores went
to Roy Pruitt and Paul Hat-
ton, first in the north-south
position and to Mrs. Lloyd
Johnson and Mrs. B. B
Hughes, first in the east-west
position.
Other high scores were
won by Mrs.W. W. Steven
son and Mrs. R. J. Conroy,
second in the north-south po
sition; Mrs. Berg Marten and
Mrs. Jack Mitchell, third; and
Mrs. George B. Dean and Mrs
Marrs Gibbons, fourth.
In the east-west position
were Mrs. Mary Lingaas and
Mrs. Sam Van Dyke, second;
Mrs. Ivan Harrington and
Mrs. Richard Milestone, third;
and Mrs. Howard Boyd and
William Isaacs, fourth.
Little Flower Show
To Be Held Friday
By Phoenix Group
Phoenix A "little flower
show" will be a feature of
the monthly meeting of Phoe
nix Garden club to be held
Friday, April 11, at 1 p.m. at
Phoenix Community hall. Of
ficers for the next, term will
be elected.
All members are asked to
bring flower arrangements for
exhibit.
Mrs. Drew Lamb, Ashland,
will present a program on
"Arrangements to Fit" and
Mrs. D. E. Lewis, arrange
ments chairman of the Phoe
nix club.
Hostesses will be Mrs.
Charles, Hockersmith, Mrs. S.
E. Cox, Mrs. R. E. LeVander
and Mrs. William Elson.
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